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Type-based event dissemination

Sébastien Bähni

With the explosion of broadband Internet connections in the late 80s, new types of applications, called distributed applications, came to light. These applications typically seek to provide a user with remote services that appear to that user as if they we ...

EPFL2006

Package Universes: Which Components Are Real Candidates?

Package universes is a component-distribution architecture based on explicitly managing the set of components visible at assembly time. The architecture is usable as is for a number of common organizations and software-engineering processes. Also, by provi ...

2006

Software and the Concurrency Revolution

James Richard Larus

Leveraging the full power of multicore processors demands new tools and new thinking from the software industry. Concurrency has long been touted as the "next big thing" and "the way of the future," but for the past 30 years, mainstream software developme ...

ACM2005

Hydrological forecasting model in Colombia: application to the Magdalena River

André Musy, Bettina Schaefli, Richard Metzger

The development of a hydrological forecasting model is conditioned by the available data collected in the entire hydrological catchment for which discharge has to be predicted. The forecast quality not only depends on the available historical data but also ...

2005

A spreadsheet framework for visual exploration of biomedical datasets

Daniel Thalmann, Ronan Boulic, Sofiane Sarni, Anderson Maciel

In this paper, we present our spreadsheet framework, which uses a spreadsheet-like interface for exploring biomedical datasets. The principles and advantages of this class of visualization systems are illustrated, and a case study for the analysis of hip j ...

2005

JMSGroups

Arnas Kupsys

Nowadays, computers are the indispensable part of our life. They evolve rapidly and are more and more versatile. Computer networks made the remote corners of the world just a click away. But unavoidably, any software and hardware component is subject to fa ...

EPFL2005

A framework for rapid multimodal application design

Martin Rajman, Miroslav Melichar

The aim of the work described in this paper is to extend the EPFL dialogue platform with multimodal capabilities. Based on our experience with the EPFL Rapid Dialogue Prototyping Methodology (RDPM), we formulate precise design principles that provide the n ...

2005

Solar Impulse – Thermal simulation of the electronic circuit board

Laurie Saunders

The goal of this semester project is to create a thermal model of a electronic circuit board that will be used to control a Brushless DC motor for the project “Solar Impulse”. For this project, the finite element (FEM) software Ansys is used to build the m ...

2004

Applying Fondue to Specify a Drink Vending Machine

Shane Sendall

The purpose of the paper is to present our approach for specifying system behavior during analysis, part of the Fondue software development method. The approach is exemplified on a case study, a Drink Vending Machine (DVM). It is based on Operation Schemas ...

2004

Teaching Image-Processing Programming in Java

Michaël Unser, Daniel Sage

Image processing (IP) can be taught very effectively by complementing the basic lectures with computer laboratories where the participants can actively manipulate and process images. This offering can be made even more attractive by allowing the students t ...

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